Oh no, I lost my shoe! I should have dropped something else! Makoto ‘Macoto’ Takahashi -pinterest The chapters for ‘Modern Cinderella’ are very short so we get three chapters each time.

Dating Agency Cyrano: Episode 6 by javabeans. We wrap up one case and acquaint ourselves with another, while relationships get cookin’—and on multiple fronts.

Cyrano has been far from a drama masterpiece, which is fine by me. I watch enough heavy hitting plot-thick dramas as it is; sometimes I need a light and fluffy show like Cyrano. Yet bidding farewell to my weekly dose of cute is no easy task. You have been warned! The Good Bi-Episodic Resolution One thing I really liked about Cyrano was the fact that each little romance, each client case, was usually resolved within a couple of episodes.

What I loved even more was the fact our plot was never left behind; even though the client cases were cycled through the main characters still progressed through the changing environment. This show was able to keep me interested in who the next person to walk into Cyrano would be all while never missing a beat on character development.

About midway through this series I found myself firmly believing that I could watch this as a weekly show with an indefinite end date. The revolving door of clients felt like endless possibilities. The assembled family of the Cyrano Agency were engaging enough for me to want to keep watching. Of course this is wishful thinking, the drama had a definite end point. However even after the poor plot turns towards the end of Cyrano I am still convinced I could watch this show weekly for the next three years.

At least three years. A girl can dream.